Choi Min Young - If you’re a true blue K-drama fan, you might have already seen Choi Min Young’s pretty face on a handful of hit K-dramas like “Strong Girl Do Bong Soon,” “Itaewon Class,” and “Twenty-Five, Twenty-One.” Choi has since proved his acting range, all thanks to his specialization in theater and film. In “XO, Kitty,” the South Korean rookie embodies the character of Kitty’s LDR boyfriend Dae, who lives on the other side of the planet.Netflix
Anthony Keyvan - Playing the role of Q in the series, Anthony Keyvan is taking on the persona of Kitty’s confidant. In turn, the protagonist tries to pair him with a French guy from his class. Since his younger years, Anthony has been active as a performer, with a slew of roles in “iCarly,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” and “Generation.” Recently, he also took on a major role in Hulu’s young adult series “Love, Victor.”Netflix
Sang Heon Lee - Korean-born and Hong Kong-raised talent Sang Heon Lee is upping his game in the YA content sphere as he portrays Min Ho, a young, handsome “it boy” with a soft heart. Having studied Performing Arts at England’s University of Northampton, there is so much that we can expect to see from this promising newcomer. In fact, he, too, is set to play a role in the upcoming Hollywood film “Gran Turismo.” Netflix
Peter Thurnwald - Alex, Kitty’s young mentor, is portrayed by Australian actor Peter Thurnwald. Peter grew up in Gold Coast, Australia and pursued Physics briefly, but eventually realized that Theater Arts is actually his true north. He was then discovered by a talent agent, and has since appeared as a background actor in 'Kong: Skull Island' and 'Thor: Ragnarok.' Peter is also part of the Aussie comedy-drama “Bump.”Netflix
Théo Augier Bonaventure - In the series, French-Greek actor Théo Augier Bonaventure is breathing life to his queer character Florian, who is also Q’s object of affection. Kitty has been helping the two to finally hang out, matching them in the process. Prior to landing a role in “XO, Kitty,” Théo has acted in some major French productions and has also dabbled in screenwriting and directing, hence giving birth to his short film “Haut et Fort.”@guillaume_plas via @theo.augierbonaventure
